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The public high schools with the biggest test-score declines in Thurston County, Washington

11 public high schools in Thurston County, Washington appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the biggest test-score declines, ranked by the 3-year drop in composite math + reading proficiency. River Ridge High School leads the list at -9.2pp, against a median of -2.2pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Thurston County, Washington
Best 3-yr change
-9.2pp
Median 3-yr change
-2.2pp
BIGGEST DECLINES · THURSTON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
1River Ridge High SchoolLacey, WANorth Thurston Public Schools1,54748.9%39.7%-9.2pp
2Olympia High SchoolOLYMPIA, WAOlympia School District1,90168.2%63.5%-4.7pp
3Timberline High SchoolLacey, WANorth Thurston Public Schools1,40146.9%42.3%-4.6pp
4North Thurston High SchoolLacey, WANorth Thurston Public Schools1,37849.7%46.9%-2.7pp
5Rochester High SchoolRochester, WARochester School District60839.8%37.1%-2.7pp
6Capital High SchoolOLYMPIA, WAOlympia School District1,32255.7%53.6%-2.2pp
7Rainier Senior High SchoolRainier, WARainier School District28347.3%51.8%+4.5pp
8Tenino High SchoolTenino, WATenino School District38340.1%47.1%+7.0pp
9Tumwater High SchoolTumwater, WATumwater School District1,11753.6%60.6%+7.0pp
10Yelm High School 12Yelm, WAYelm School District1,69337.3%44.8%+7.5pp
11A G West Black Hills High SchoolTumwater, WATumwater School District75344.7%56.0%+11.3pp
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